It reminds me of a modern Ace of Spades, at least the original Ace of Spade before it turned into a class-based shooter with a dozen game modes.At the risk of sounding like a shill, I feel like I should mention the existence of Battlebit Remastered, which released on steam last week. Basically, imagine if DICE pulled their heads out of their asses and instead of wasting time, money and effort chasing that magical unicorn of extra special graphics, instead made a Battlefield game that has limited, but still perfectly functional graphics, while focusing purely on adding in extra gameplay features. The result is a game that might look like it came out of Roblox, but also happens to boast 254 player server sizes, the ability to build fortifications a-la SQUAD, a level of environment destructibility roughly on-par with Bad Company 2, and a whole host of other minor improvements to the usual Battlefield formula on top of that, while still having low enough system requirements to run on any system more advanced than a potato. Straight up the best Battlefield game to come out in the last 13 years, and this game wasn't even made by DICE.
It's not perfect by any means. At a minimum, the requirements for unlocking different guns are pretty grind-y in my opinion, however, considering that this game was made by a dev studio that consists of a grand total of four people, and the game only costs 15 dollars, I think I can forgive a few of the other more minor gripes. Especially since the only bit of DLC that's present is only a collection of cosmetics that only exist as an extra way of supporting the devs. Whatever can be said about the game, it's most certainly not P2W by any means.
Also, the game has Rush mode after Battlefield 5 and Battlefield 2042 got rid of that particular game mode. That alone makes it worth the cost of admission in my eyes.
It is the easiest vanilla solution to enemy level scaling. Granted, it takes quite some time to implement and you will suffer from excess of enemy levels in the meantime.
The only Ys game I had played prior to IX was VIII and a little bit of Memories of Celceta. Its still an enjoyable game without all the context, though I do admit knowing about the references to the other games but not quite understanding them made me want to finish the others more than I already did.Eh, been a day.
Beat Ys IX. It's not as good as VIII but it's a solid game. It does have the problem of environments being very gray, though there are some areas that break that up. It makes the cast stand out a bit more I guess.
The story's pretty interesting with the downside that this is one of two Ys games I've played that you couldn't just pick up and play because it's reliant on knowing a fair bit of the series for context. The other is II which is a direct continuation of I.
Special shoutout to Raging Bull for laughing at the very idea of enemy resistances with her stupid high strength and wide range spin to win move.
Waifu material?Special shoutout to Raging Bull for laughing at the very idea of enemy resistances with her stupid high strength and wide range spin to win move.
Absolutely. In both forms.
Like Yunica?No idea if that picture actually worked but, yeah she's pretty nice. Very sweet, hardworking, girl next door type who can also absolutely throw hands.
Not entirely off base, tbh. Her insecurities are more down to earth than Yunica's feeling like she's not good enough to be a knight because she can't use magic but, I can see a bit of Yunica in there now that you mention it.Like Yunica?
A cheeky strat is just to not actually ever level up. If you stay at level one forever with level 1 billion gear you'll obliterate them all no problem. Or you can simply stay at whatever level you want while you grind the combat skills.
"Pay to earn" Somehow this combo of words triggers my fight response. What does it mean?
Games that make in-game content into NFTs. So, yeah, it ought to trigger that response. Or the tantrum response.
Lovely. As if games aren't oversized enough already.
Eh, wouldn't even be the weirdest thing that's happened to the Sorks. Finding out that their president was actually a cultist is probably the weirdest and worst thing that's happened to them courtesy of their government.
What's the reaction over there? Something like satisfaction at censors getting busted?
Do you think I would know any better? I'm not korean.
Just asking if you know.
When you're playing Akira's quest, equip him with your favorite robot parts before the final boss. Trust me on this.